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Southbound: Copper, zinc prices take a dive

COPPER and zinc prices have slumped on a strengthening US dollar and falling oil prices as investors pull out of the safe-haven commodities.

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Southbound: Copper, zinc prices take a dive

On the London Metal Exchange, three-month copper dropped $US180 (2.46%) to $7150 per tonne overnight - its lowest price since February 6 and 20% below the record high set last month. Zinc for delivery...

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